Redwood Advisory SMSF
The government introduced a director ID as a means to prevent false and fraudulent use of a director’s identity and to support regulators and external administrators to track directors across various companies to identify and prevent illegal activities. This applies to all ASIC registered companies. From the 5th April 2022 all directors of a company need a…
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The ATO has released guidance on the changes to Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBAs) on the new LRBA rules ahead of their 10 August commencement date, providing important clarification on how the transitional rules will operate. Importantly, the ATO new guidance clarifies the treatment of off-the-plan purchases, confirming that transactions can remain protected where a…
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It’s usually June where SMSF members are going crazy trying to think about tax minimisation strategies from salary sacrifice to voluntary contributions and carry forward contributions. However, July is a prefer time to plan ahead and avoid the stress of June deadlines. Salary sacrifice Its important to note that the contribution cap has been increased…
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During July, the ALP and the Greens struck a deal which shocked many to close the limited recourse borrowing arrangement (LRBA) exemption for self-managed superannuation funds. This move shocked many as banning SMSF loans or SMSF Property was not on the agenda. It is important to note that the LRBA will impact only residential property…
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During July, the ALP and the Greens struck a deal which shocked many to close the limited recourse borrowing arrangement (LRBA) exemption for self-managed superannuation funds. This move shocked many as banning SMSF loans or SMSF Property was not on the agenda. The May budget and the negative gearing changes have changed the property landscape…
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